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how does compliance differ from internalization?
○ compliance is outward behavior done out of a lack of knowledge. internalization is behavior that reflects one’s beliefs and desires.
○ compliance is outward behavior done to gain favor or avoid punishment. internalization is behavior that secretly harbors resentment against others.
○ compliance is outward behavior done to gain favor or avoid punishment. internalization is behavior that reflects one’s beliefs and desires.
○ compliance is outward behavior done with blind faith. internalization is behavior that reflects one’s beliefs and desires.
Compliance refers to outward behavior driven by external incentives (gaining favor) or avoidance of negative consequences (punishment), without internal alignment. Internalization is behavior rooted in personal beliefs and desires, meaning the action reflects one’s true values. The correct option matches these definitions.
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Compliance is outward behavior done to gain favor or avoid punishment. Internalization is behavior that reflects one’s beliefs and desires.